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Poll: What is the optimal Czech generation mix, and does it include nuclear? (1/4)

17 May 2021, 15:15

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Petr Rokůsek: Flexibility in the Czech power system is enormous, an untapped potential

4 November 2018, 15:43

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Jon Ferris: Decarbonisation of the Czech district heating sector and transport will largely be achieved through electrification

8 October 2018, 11:33

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We would welcome a genius like Musk on board, says Czech inventor Jan Procházka

19 February 2018, 18:51

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“Nuclear grandpa” Miroslav Grégr: Why we cancelled ČEZ’s privatisation

26 April 2017, 18:28

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Ján Štuller: We do not want to avoid a tender for Dukovany and Temelín. We are not taking the Hungarian route

27 February 2017, 18:02

Oil prices fall as markets look to Iran truce, but remain wary of attacks on oil facilities

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Fearing break-up, Uniper workers want IPO, not sale, as privatisation picks up | Reuters

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High European gas prices push power producers back to coal

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E.ON warns of growing risk of attacks on energy infrastructure | Reuters

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Ján Štuller: We are discussing seven reactor types for both Dukovany and Temelín

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Poll: What is the optimal Czech generation mix, and does it include nuclear? (1/4)

Petr Rokůsek: Flexibility in the Czech power system is enormous, an untapped potential

Jon Ferris: Decarbonisation of the Czech district heating sector and transport will largely be achieved through electrification

We would welcome a genius like Musk on board, says Czech inventor Jan Procházka

“Nuclear grandpa” Miroslav Grégr: Why we cancelled ČEZ’s privatisation

Ján Štuller: We do not want to avoid a tender for Dukovany and Temelín. We are not taking the Hungarian route

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Oil prices fall as markets look to Iran truce, but remain wary of attacks on oil facilities

Fearing break-up, Uniper workers want IPO, not sale, as privatisation picks up | Reuters

High European gas prices push power producers back to coal

E.ON warns of growing risk of attacks on energy infrastructure | Reuters

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Ján Štuller: We are discussing seven reactor types for both Dukovany and Temelín

Martin Ruščák: Small modular reactors must pass through the ‘valley of death’

Martin Ruščák: Small modular reactors are a major opportunity for Czechia

Martin Sedlák: Renewables could eventually cover two-thirds of current Czech electricity demand

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Live data from Czechia

Poll: What is the optimal Czech generation mix, and does it include nuclear? (1/4)

Petr Rokůsek: Flexibility in the Czech power system is enormous, an untapped potential

Jon Ferris: Decarbonisation of the Czech district heating sector and transport will largely be achieved through electrification

We would welcome a genius like Musk on board, says Czech inventor Jan Procházka

“Nuclear grandpa” Miroslav Grégr: Why we cancelled ČEZ’s privatisation

Ján Štuller: We do not want to avoid a tender for Dukovany and Temelín. We are not taking the Hungarian route